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Thanks and by the way I'm beginning to get some "liquid" snow here this afternoon, no accumulation, lol. The temperature is 45 degrees, the winds have shifted to the N at 7 mph. Should I let my 2 outside faucets drip tonight or will I be safe here tonight but definitely let them drip tomorrow night? Again thanks for the info and you try to stay warm now you hear.southerngale wrote:attallaman, I just right clicked on the image and saved it to my computer. Then I uploaded it here: http://imageshack.us/
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vbhoutex wrote:The following post is NOT an official forecast and should not be used as such. It is just the opinion of the poster and may or may not be backed by sound meteorological data. It is NOT endorsed by any professional institution including storm2k.org. For official information, please refer to NWS products.
Currently 37.4ºf at the house and falling steadily. It was 50ºf when I got out of bed at 8am. Winds are strong from the North and NW gusting to 42 mph so it is already brutal out there. NWS was saying we wouldn't get below freezing before 6 pm in my area. I will be surprised if we aren't at freezing by 1 pm at the latest. About the only way we won't be is if the current trend stops. It appears to me that this is coming in colder and faster than expected. Of note also are the disturbances we are starting to see that have been mentioned earlier. My currrent take for my area near I-10 and Gessner is temps going below freezing no later than 3 pm this afternoon and not getting above freezing till sometime on Sunday and then only briefly. If we get enough or precipitation and any accumulation(I am not predicting this yet) we could easily not get out of the freezing realm till Monday. I expect temps to bottom at around 16ºf Sat and Sun morning with the low tomorrow at around 20ºf and the low on Monday morning about 29ºf. Highs may reach the freezing mark, but I do not expect them to go above that till at least Sunday.
vbhoutex wrote:vbhoutex wrote:The following post is NOT an official forecast and should not be used as such. It is just the opinion of the poster and may or may not be backed by sound meteorological data. It is NOT endorsed by any professional institution including storm2k.org. For official information, please refer to NWS products.
Currently 37.4ºf at the house and falling steadily. It was 50ºf when I got out of bed at 8am. Winds are strong from the North and NW gusting to 42 mph so it is already brutal out there. NWS was saying we wouldn't get below freezing before 6 pm in my area. I will be surprised if we aren't at freezing by 1 pm at the latest. About the only way we won't be is if the current trend stops. It appears to me that this is coming in colder and faster than expected. Of note also are the disturbances we are starting to see that have been mentioned earlier. My currrent take for my area near I-10 and Gessner is temps going below freezing no later than 3 pm this afternoon and not getting above freezing till sometime on Sunday and then only briefly. If we get enough or precipitation and any accumulation(I am not predicting this yet) we could easily not get out of the freezing realm till Monday. I expect temps to bottom at around 16ºf Sat and Sun morning with the low tomorrow at around 20ºf and the low on Monday morning about 29ºf. Highs may reach the freezing mark, but I do not expect them to go above that till at least Sunday.
Well I busted on today as far as it going below freezing by 3pm. The surprise is that the sun came out and slowed the temp plunge. Still hanging around 38f depending on where you take the temp from(whose gauge you believe). In about half an hour when the sun gets lower it will be falling again and I fully expect us to be below freezing shortly after sunset. Past that I stand by the forecast I have made.
vbhoutex wrote:vbhoutex wrote:The following post is NOT an official forecast and should not be used as such. It is just the opinion of the poster and may or may not be backed by sound meteorological data. It is NOT endorsed by any professional institution including storm2k.org. For official information, please refer to NWS products.
Currently 37.4ºf at the house and falling steadily. It was 50ºf when I got out of bed at 8am. Winds are strong from the North and NW gusting to 42 mph so it is already brutal out there. NWS was saying we wouldn't get below freezing before 6 pm in my area. I will be surprised if we aren't at freezing by 1 pm at the latest. About the only way we won't be is if the current trend stops. It appears to me that this is coming in colder and faster than expected. Of note also are the disturbances we are starting to see that have been mentioned earlier. My currrent take for my area near I-10 and Gessner is temps going below freezing no later than 3 pm this afternoon and not getting above freezing till sometime on Sunday and then only briefly. If we get enough or precipitation and any accumulation(I am not predicting this yet) we could easily not get out of the freezing realm till Monday. I expect temps to bottom at around 16ºf Sat and Sun morning with the low tomorrow at around 20ºf and the low on Monday morning about 29ºf. Highs may reach the freezing mark, but I do not expect them to go above that till at least Sunday.
Well I busted on today as far as it going below freezing by 3pm. The surprise is that the sun came out and slowed the temp plunge. Still hanging around 38f depending on where you take the temp from(whose gauge you believe). In about half an hour when the sun gets lower it will be falling again and I fully expect us to be below freezing shortly after sunset. Past that I stand by the forecast I have made.
Stephanie wrote:I'm really amazed at how far south and strong this cold air mass really is.
jasons wrote:Outdoor heaters are on, but the wind is still stirring, so I just don't know how much good they will do. At least when I sift through the carnage I can say I tried...
vbhoutex wrote:jasons wrote:Outdoor heaters are on, but the wind is still stirring, so I just don't know how much good they will do. At least when I sift through the carnage I can say I tried...
I feel for ya bro!! I've seen the pics and it is a beautiful tropical paradise in your back yard. I've covered my Hibiscus' and put the potted Poinsettia in the garage and covered it. Not sure if any of them will make it, but like you said, I tried.
Stephanie wrote:I'm really amazed at how far south and strong this cold air mass really is.
Jagno wrote:We are currently at 32. With all the rain today there are still alot of puddling on the roads that will cause some problems so they've already canceled public schools for tomorrow. There was literally a "cat" fight at one of our home improvement stores over pipe insulation. As of 5pm there was simply none to be found. Cajun Mama, I ran to Lafayette this morning (JoAnn's to be exact) and you were getting some of the wet stuff as well. I hope everyone stays warm and cozy for the remainder of the week.
I totally agree. It's currently 32F here, winds are out of the N at 21 gusting to 32. The arctic express has definitely arrived. I'm glad I don't have to get out of the house today or tomorrow. I couldn't handle this kind of cold all winter. My faucets are dripping again tonight and it's forecasted to be much colder here Friday night and Saturday night. The only snow I received here yesterday was liquid snow just like the kind I receive during the summer minus the lightning and thunder.CajunMama wrote:Stephanie wrote:I'm really amazed at how far south and strong this cold air mass really is.
So are we and most of us don't like it. What a waste of cold air if there's no snow.
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